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Vous vs. Tu: When Should You Use Them?
Just about every sentence you form in French takes into account formality, respect and familiarity. In other words, you’re constantly…
The French Subjunctive
The bane of most intermediate French learners’ existence is the subjunctive: The verb mood used to express desire, uncertainty and…
How to Ask French Inversion Questions
Inverting your questions is just another French grammar topic you need to learn. French inversion questions are an important type…
The Easy Guide to French Nouns
Napoleon, Paris and furry little Chartreux kittens have one thing in common—they are all nouns. You might remember from English…
French Prepositions: The Ultimate Guide (with Audio and Examples)
In English, you get on the train. In French, you get in the train. In English, you’re in bed. In…
French Contractions: A Comprehensive Guide
You’re likely very familiar with contractions: two words combined to form one shorter word with an apostrophe replacing the dropped…
The Easy Guide to French Sentence Structure
You don’t begin learning French by immediately building long, complex sentences. In fact, you probably don’t build any sentences at…
Most Common French -ER Verbs and How to Conjugate Them
In French, verbs that end in -er are by far the most common, making up around 90% of all verbs…
